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Lingoo is a free exchange program abroad.

The duration of the exchange can be one year or the duration of the school vacations.This program is entirely free of charge, except for airfare and visa costs, there is no particular age requirement.

There are 3 types of stay:

Pen-pal exchange: where I go to someone's home and they come to mine, I go to a local high school, there's no middleman so there's no cost.

An exchange where I go to a correspondent's house but he doesn't come to mine, in which case there's a charge. The duration can be chosen.

Going au pair: where I take care of children, maybe paid or free.

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WWOOFizorong (World-Wide Opportunities on Organic Farms) involves working voluntarily on an organic farm. The woofer has access, in return for his work, to accommodation and meals for a short or longer period (from a few days to a few months).

Volunteers (WOOFers) are welcomed into small farms on a human scale where families or groups (the hosts) live and work.

All this to say that wwoofing is a great opportunity for those who want to discover the agricultural sector while discovering the cultures of the country.

There are 120 countries where woofing is in place so you are spoiled for choice.

How to choose the right farm ! :

1- Buy a wwoofing book.

2- Go to the website ( https://wwoof.net/ ) of the farm that interests you.

3- Go to forums to see if the farm in question has good reviews from wwoofers or travelers and if they are new there!

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An au pair is a person aged between 18 and 30 who lives with a host family. The role is to take care of the children and do some small housework.
In exchange of this help, the young person is accommodated, fed, receives pocket money and is considered as a member of the family and not a housekeeper or nanny.
Your stay can be from 3 months to 12 months but it can be up to 24 months for some.

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Couchsurfing is a form of non-commercial hosting that refers to the name of the most popular web hospitality network. Through this network, travelers establish contacts with other people in order to accommodate them or to benefit from their «sofa» («couch»). This allows people to travel freely or they can use app.

Go to Couchsurfing.com and the app is Couchsurfing Travel

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How can I become a French language assistant abroad ?

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How can I become a French language assistant abroad ?

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To become a French language assistant abroad, you must be aged between 20 and 30 and be a student in the year you apply. You must also have at least a bachelor's degree (bac+3) and be enrolled in a French higher education establishment, either on a classroom, distance or mobile basis. You must also have a good knowledge of the language of the host country and have your language level for the target country validated by a teacher approved by France Education Internationale.
Courses at collège or lycée only represent 12 to 14 hours in the week of a French language assistant abroad. To go to English-speaking countries, there are several possible destinations such as certain European countries, the United States, Canada and Oceania, but there are many other possible destinations that have not been mentioned.

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Erasmus is a program which aims to give students, interns, staff and generally citizens with or without a diploma, the opportunity to stay abroad to strengthen their skills and increase their employability. It was created by Franck Biancheri in 1946. It helps organizations to work within the framework of international partnerships and to share innovative practices in the fields of education, training and youth. Erasmus+ also has an important international dimension. This dimension makes it possible to open the program to institutional cooperation activities, mobility of young people and staff at a global level.
For more information , check this websites:
https://info.erasmusplus.fr/points-de-contact/118-pour-le-grand-public.html

You can ask your teacher, your school if you want to candidate for an Erasmus program.

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A "Free" or cheaper Gap Year can be earned by:

1. Work abroad:

If teaching’s not your thing or if you don’t have a TEFL certificate, you could also look for other opportunities to get gap year work abroad. There are plenty of countries and professions that offer temporary jobs to students taking a gap year.

2. Teach abroad:

You could also make the most of this time to take on gap year work and teach English abroad. Not only do you get to experience new cultures, you also make a bit of money along the way. So it’s an excellent option if you’re looking for something to do during a gap year with no money.

3. Volunteer for a good cause:

Whether it’s teaching special needs children or conserving the rainforests, your gap year is the perfect time to volunteer for a cause you believe in. Taking an altruistic approach during your year off could be extremely fulfilling for your personal growth.

4. Apply for internships, apprenticeships:

For those who already know what they want to do in life, enrolling in an apprenticeship or internship program could be the best way to make use of your gap year. This helps you gain valuable knowledge and work experience that will help you build your career and impress prospective employers.

5. Apply for gap year grants

Alternatively, you can also ask for a scholarship. Several organizations have recognized the value of gap years and provided financial backup to students who want to take a year off but don’t have the means to do so. You can find plenty of gap year scholarships that fund gap year education and experiences.